Farideh Golbahar, an Iranian-born artist now residing in Israel, showcases her latest works in the exhibition 'Beyond Garden' at Tel Aviv's Artists House, running until July 11. At 84, Golbahar reflects on her childhood in Tehran, where she often painted in her family's garden. Her artistic journey began in Germany in the 1960s, inspired by a street exhibition that ignited her passion for floral themes. Golbahar's paintings are characterized by intricate depictions of gardens, often divided into sections that explore various perspectives and elements, blending influences from her life in Iran, Europe, and Israel. The artist emphasizes her connection to her roots while adapting to her new environment, stating that her art is a fusion of her experiences. The Golbahar family moved to Israel in 1971, seeking a more accepting community, and have since contributed significantly to the local art scene, including running a gallery for two decades. Golbahar continues to create, expressing a sense of wonder and nostalgia in her work.